A trampoline is an example of potential energy and another example would be a A) kinetic; windmill B) chemical; battery 9 elastic; rubber band D) gravitational; roller coaster.

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A trampoline is an example of

potential energy and another example would be a
A)
kinetic; windmill
B)
chemical; battery
9
elastic; rubber band
D)
gravitational; roller coaster.

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C is correct bet bet bet bet

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